5-Sep Introduction and Review Dr. Bassiur

12-Sep Neurophysiology and Dr. Bassiur

19-Sep Physiology and Pharmacology part 1 Dr. Bassiur

26-Sep Physiology and Pharmacology part 2 Dr. Bassiur

3-Oct Medical Assessment for Local Anesthesia Dr Chang Introduction to Local Anesthesia 10-Oct Armamentarium and Clinical Techniques Dr. Marder 17-Oct Exam 1

and Review of Anatomy 24-Oct Maxillary Anesthesia/Mandibular Anesthesia Dr. Chang

31-Oct online video and self review On Your Own

7-Nov Supplemental Injections and Alternative Therapies Dr. Bassiur

14-Nov MID EXAM

21-Nov Side Effects, Adverse Reactions, and Complications Dr. Michalowicz

28-Nov Prescription Writing and Oral Analgesics Dr. Eisig

5-Dec PERIO EXAM

12-Dec Review Dr. Bassiur

17-Dec Exam 2

• 1.Anterior Palatine Foramen • 2. Palatine Process of • 1.Frontal • 3. Palatine • 2. Supra-Orbital Foramen • 4. • 3. (Orbital Cavity) • 5.Lesser Palatine Foramen • 4. Superior Orbital • 6. Pterygoid Processes of Sphenoid • 5. • 7. • 6. • 8. Squamous Part of • 7. Infra-Orbital Foramen • 9. Mandibular • 10. Styloid Process • 8. Maxilla • 11. • 9. • 12. Mastoid Process • 10. • 13. • 11. Incisive Fossa • 14. Superior Nuchal Line • 12.Symphysis • 15. External Occipital Protruberance • 13. • 16.Median Nuchal Line • 14. • 17. Inferior Nuchal Line • 15. • 18. • 16. Perpendicular Plate of • 19. Condyloid • 20.Occipital Condyle Ethmoid • 21. • 17. • 22. • 18. • 23. • 24. • 25. • 26.Foramen Lacerum • 27.Vomer • 28.Transverse Palatine Suture

• 1. • 2. Foramen Cecum • 3. • 4. • 5.Anterior • 6. Lesser Wing of Sphenoid • 7.Chiasmatic Groove • 8. Hypophyseal Fossa • 9. Dorsum Sella • 10. • 11. • 12. • 13.Foramen Ovale • 14. Foramen Spinosum • 15. Squamous Part of Temporal • 16.Petrous Part of Temporal • 17. Groove for Transverse Sinus • 18. • 19. Foramen Magnum • 20.Hypoglossal Canal • 21.Jugular Foramen • 22.Internal Acoustic • 23.Posterior Clinoid Process • 24.Foramen Lacerum • 25.

1 Developmental Anatomy

V1 V2 V3

2 1 V1

• Carries sensory fibers • Branches: only. – Nasociliary • The • sensory root of passes through the • posterior ethmodial nerve and its • long ciliary nerve nasociliary branch exits • the through the • superior orbital fissure. – – • •

V2 Within the cranium - Middle meningeal nerve

In the V2 branches in four regions In the

On the

Zygomatico temporal

Zygomatico facial Naso- Orbital palatine branches

In the Nasal Perygopalatine branches pterygopalatine nerve Palatine fossa branches Greater Pharyngeal palatine branch Posterior superior Lesser palatine

3 Posterior Superior Alveolar

Within the cranium - Middle meningeal nerve

In the pterygopalatine fossa V2 branches in four regions In the infraorbital canal

On the face

Branches of V2 • Branches within the cranium – Middle meningeal nerve • Branches within the pterygopalatine fossa – Zygomatic nerve Middle Superior Alveolar • Zygomaticotemporal nerve • – Pterygopalatine • Orbital Branches • Nasal branches In the Infraorbital Canal – • Palatine branches – – Lesser palatine nerve • Pharyngeal Branches – Posterior superior alveolar nerve Anterior Superior Alveolar • Branches within the infraorbital canal – Middle superior alveolar nerve – Anterior superior alveolar nerve • Branches on the face – Inferior palpebral branches – External nasal branches – Superior labial branches

4 V3

A.Zygomaticotemporal E. Greater Palatine B. Zygomaticofacial F. Lesser Palatine C. Post. Sup. Alveolar G. Mid. & Ant. Alveolar D. Nasopalatine H. Infraorbital

A. Auriculotemporal

B. Lingual

C. Inferior Alveolar

D. N. to the Mylohyoid

E. Mental

F. Buccal

Branches of V3

• Undivided nerve – Nervous spinosus – Nerve to the • Divided nerve – Anterior division • Nerve to the • Nerve to the • Nerve to the • – Posterior division • • • • • Incisive branch •

5 Trigeminal System

2 3 1

4 5

6 8

9 7

Posterior Superior Alveolar 13 MiddleWhat’s Superior missing? Alveolar Anterior Superior Alveolar 10

11 12

6